Slavic languages thread

Rhaetian
slavic property / lasta
last - property in slovenian, włość in polish
lasθeφutiχinu
włoście Butićinu
lasta φirimaþinaχe / χi kaśiχanu
włość Birima Dinaće ći (vel) Kaśićanu
lastasieluku / piθumnuale.....
lasta si eluku pićumnuale-
Włość Wsi Luki Pićumnu
Property of all Space of Pićumno Ale---
eluka like Prieluka -empty space, luka

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Inscriptions on Rhaetian Ashwinis:
Cheli - Pcheli in slovenian and rhaetian
Cheli Vaitina
Pszczoły Vaitina
Bees of Vaitin

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Vinšovat is not common word in czech. The right translation of "to wish" is "přát" in czech.

It wasn't "foukat" it used to be "dout".. So not that different

Ligature version:
Cheli Ćiaśio
Bees of Ćiaśio
- short for Ciasław

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was gonna shitpost but I'll leave you lot in peace

dout but more likely "vát"

D&C thread

Sage

Only good Slavs are the South Slavs. This central and easter garbage you call Slavs you can exterminate.

According to Jordanes Sclavini (southern Slavs) lived near Musianus (Bodensee) and Noviodunum (city in westernmost part of Roman Panonnia, today in Slovenia) and from there they owned all land to Dniepr in the east and to Vistula (which is name of Odra, as is common in ancient authors) in the north

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"Winszować" exists in Polish but usually people use "życzyć". Przać exists in Silesian but means to love.

>Ukrainian
>Slavic

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Shut Muhammad

It looks like central Slavs are too weak to abstain from foreign influences. Very week people. We don't need them in Europe.

Swedish baits are kind meh

aDNA R1a found near Bodensee (lake Veneticus), proves that lands near Bodensee like Vindelicia and Rhaetia was slavic.

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>Croatian: duvati
No, that's Serbian. Croatian is "puhati".
Which actually sounds more similar to Czech version

>Noviodunum

"new-dunum" "new-duno"... "new-dan"???

"scythians"... "scotts"

youtube.com/watch?v=t-99Py871Ls

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Guess the language without google.

youtu.be/_4m1LQ7vUs4

According to russian chronicles slav homeland was some where on Danube, then we got attacked by wallacians and setteled north east and south

Just want to remind everyone that there is no such thing as Czechs. You are Slavo-Celto-Germanic mutts masquerading as an ethnic group. You are a linguistic group.

Czech language is arhaic, it was reconstructed from 15 - 16 century Czech. Their intellectuals are even thought about taking polish or russian as a literature language

Yugo diaspora/german speaking world is talking like that

if they cant remember a word in their native languague, theyd just use the german one and add a slavic/grammatical ending

Tu este un pula

Polish: why not both?
życzyć / winszować

Finnish: toveri
Finnish: uuvati

Hиггep

eluku means animals in Finnish
(singular and plural forms: elukka, elukat)

How do you say dog? We say kutya (pronounced: kutja)

imagine using the turkic лoшaдь instead of the slavic кoнь

Belarusian?

duvati isn't used in croatian and tovar is used in croatian but isn't "standard"

Lmao we use both. Лoшaдь is a female horse and кoнь is a male horse

Yes

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